In a Facebook post, the government announced it had already issued instructions to all of Abkhazia’s telecom operators, instructing them to “take the necessary technical measures to block domain names, sites, network addresses” and more in any and all sites the government thinks could have links to crypto mining, including mining resources, mining data and quite possibly more. Venezuela CRISIS: Horror as looting brings violence to streets amid Maduro blackouts VENEZUELA is still in the grips of political chaos, as the country struggles to regain a semblance of control. After months of power shortages leading to blackouts, brownouts, planned multi-hour electricity shutdowns and a blazing inferno at a power substation, citizens in Abkhazia are now set to be restricted in their internet activities as the government wages a confused war against crypto mining. Instead, they have blamed a huge preponderance of small-scale operators running as few as five and no more than 10 rigs in home-based setups.
However, police have been frustrated in their quest to identify miners, as it claims that the biggest offenders are not large-scale miners. Officers said they have torn out the plug on well over 2,400 mining rigs, closing down multiple crypto mining “farms” in the process.
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Source: Adobe/SkogasĪfter a series of seemingly mind-boggling u-turns and law changes, the government of the de facto South Caucus state has issued a temporary ban on crypto mining, which has gained massive popularity in Abkhazia.Īnd as the power grid reels, the government has asked the police to intervene. India restored 4G internet services in Jammu and Kashmir in 2021, February 18 months after imposing a wide communications blackout.
Iran blocked Telegram, used by half of the countrys 81 million people, after mass anti-government protests in 2018. Accelerating the Nation’s Largest Broadband Adoption Program, Internet Essentials. After months of power shortages leading to blackouts, brownouts, planned multi-hour electricity shutdowns and a blazing inferno at a power substation, citizens in Abkhazia are now set to be restricted in their internet activities as the government wages a confused war against crypto mining. Internet disrupted in Russia amid anti-Kremlin protests on January 23, 2021.
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